Law & Order: Special Victims Unit1999

Dr. George Huang:
I don't think it's PTSD.

Det. Elliot Stabler:
Why not?

Dr. George Huang:
Callahan reports no change in his sleep patterns or eating habits. He exhibits no exaggerated startle reflex. His nightmares are vivid and bizarre; more like hallucinations. And he experiences paranoia and suicidal ideation.

Detective Olivia Benson:
So if it's not P.T.S.D., what is causing all this?

Dr. George Huang:
Well, if this were an isolated case, I'd say that he might have developed schizo-affective disorder. Or, it could be organic. A brain tumor, for instance.

Det. Elliot Stabler:
But it's not isolated. It's two different guys. What are the odds they'd both come down with the same disorder?

Dr. George Huang:
It's next to impossible. Which leaves us with an environmental cause. Both soldiers affected by the same toxin.

Detective Olivia Benson:
Gulf War Syndrome has been blamed on everything from chemical weapons to depleted uranium bullets.

Det. Elliot Stabler:
Yeah, and the Marines gave me a physical when I finished my tour. I'll be the Army does the same thing.